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WANTED--ROOMS

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. COMFORTABLY
w furnished room and hoard IN refined, private
family references exchanged. j. b. c.. Office. Its
WANTED NICE UNFURNIshED ROOM
w gas and heat: second story front: northwestern
OF the city preferred; by q lady: fere
changed state location and terms. Address Box 80,
star offce dl:B-3t.
NVANTED-ROOMS-T WHO HAVE TRIED
w my method of renting promo nee 1T Ihs
chea lest and most satisfactory No room renting
agency. JOHN O. DERMoDY, with Thos. J. Myers
1915 stn.w. d19-3t.
NVANTED-oNE LARGE ROOM OR TWO MEDI-
w sized C. illuminating Rooms, sscond door.
with board for gentleman wife and child (fv" years.
in the northwest; state terms. Address W. d. tar
office dlo-2ts
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.
w two Furnished and one URfurnished Room. on
second floor, with Board, in priv re family or good
boarding house permanent If suited Addrt once,
FREMONT" Star Office. dl2-3t.
VNANTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER TWO
w handsome rooms and board in strictly private
family in fashionable locality northwest Address
Box "a. Star office, dIO-3t.
NNANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL On US
w every day for furnished and unfurnshed rooms.
Persons having them for viii, money by
ing Room Renting Agency, 6l2 9th n.w.d1- I'm
MAN ED-NOw Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
w rent rooms We claim best facilities renting
same. Call for information. terms, SC ID. q. PROF.
TOR h Sun, 122O + ST. NV. mlS-lm
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The b. and p. Railroad Is hopeful that IL has
found way IN which 10 can permit the United
states 10 place the abutment OF the Eastern
Branch bridge upon public reservation in Wash
ington- The city cannot afford any delay In the
construction OF the bridge, and it Is TO be hoped
mat The United states may be able TO avail iuself
o. the railroads condescens,On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

Applications for new street railway franchises
and for the extension OF existing lines In connec-
ton with the report by the Senate special COM
mittee Will bring the subject OF the street railways
OF the District prominently before Congress- As
result Of long discussion the Districts needs and
wishes In the matter have crystsllized as follows:
Q) Grooved rails; CT no cobblestones; C3 improved
motor. electricity or cable; a. participation by
District In prots OF roads substitute for sale OF
franchises; 6S the authorizing OF new roads and
extensions In such wise as not TO needessly multi
ply tracks or njure residence streets but 10 FUR
nish transportation facilities TO unsupplied Dor.
tons OF the city and its suburbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

There was nothing OF the namby-pamby non
sense which has grown too common In the admin
fstratOn OF Justice lately about the treatment OF
L l. Harper yesterday in the United States court
at Cincinnati The crime OF which he was found
guilty and which involved the complete wreck Of
the Fidelity National Bank, by an outrageous mis-
use OF It's trust funds for speculative purposes Is
one which cannot be reached adequately by the
law. The imposition even OF such a sentence as
was meted out 10 Harper-ten years In the peni-
tentiary-is powerless 10 restore affairs TO their
former condition, 10 give back 10 hapless depos-
itors their squandered savings, or revive In the
hearts Of the multitude their broken faith In
human honesty under the pressure OF temptation.
The only satisfaction that remains must be
drawn from making so striking an example OF
the case OF the unfaithful trustee that others Will
take warning and think twice before they make
the frst step downward IN the path which he trod.
Judges Jackson and Sage, who have conducted
this trial from first TO last, deserve credit for
thoroughly businrss-like piece OF work. The whole
AFFAIR consumed less than a fortnight, and. within
ten hours after the finding OF verdict, the execu-
tion OF the sentence had begun. Nor was any IN
due haste used TO the disadvantage OF the pris-
oner. The counsel for the defense admitted In
open court for himself and In behalf OF his CLIENT
that the rulings OF the bench had been so impair
tial as 70 evoke their gratitude The lesson OF the
trial and conviction Is a wholesome one In every
respect
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIED-BY 4 YOUNG GERMAN MAN A
situation a. cook in private family OF In re.,aa-
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
.S w l Tor Soess, casmlsslaaias Maitress Landress
f sn,s SAM So Ma I'D 2.
WANTED-MTUATIoN FOR COOKS house
w workers. Maids, Nurses. wsiter.I 0oschnen.
@.s s .Sd isH. si'i~sP srS *
w ENGAGEMENTS FOR COOKS CHAN
Nar.es ooseSmen Ms,ers .Ss hSas zs si Az sss
rsfsrenoes DICKS AGENCY. oi3 7lh St NV. dl3-3 81
WANTED SITUATIONS As DRIVERS RwAIT-
Apply 81 . 81. NV. L.
WANTED : A LADY OF REFINxMENr, RE
.ssp sonss ,r WIDOW With one eht would lie e
sss5s 6dt somtSraes home desired best rerence'
NJ ,NrED-A GOOD MAN COON WANTS A
w Place IN restsur ut hotel boarding house, OF
private family; understands nrstciAss cooking Ad-
WANTED BYA YOUNG MAN Who II A GOOD
.iss.sy. ofscs SsaTs.. ifEs ssiii s:sI
MANIFESTATIONS AS COOK lFRENCH.
city rYf,s . .. a ssssn'
Nv, ~ sanst salary no object. Address boa ~ star
WANTED-BY A GERMAN OF GREAT EXPERT.
German. French English aud italian by s..ed
methods, situation finishing znd cinpe
rome IN wealthy family for wealthy respectable
Midowers children. Highest references Adirses s.
T., Star office dlO-3ts
WA.nII,EEDI,-.pY a FRENCH cnAMBERMAIp
" sBeaking English, q situation. 4 NJ. Star office
WANTED by An EXPERIENCED WHITE
w nan-A situation goodman. Ihoro aghly un.
dsrstsnds city and well reco amended Address T. l.
DoWNEi's STABLE. 1920 Inv dio-3ts
WANTED-PosITIoN By FIksT-CLAss FRENCH
waite family preerred b.. liz. Star ~ oee di6 20:
WANrED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
436 9TH st. sw. nll-ln
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Inc genial but Objectionable Mr.. higgins win go.
ne prefers life VI "pernicious activity"
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ENALkEk SONS. 2O4 10TH ST NV
~ boila,ns Papers, Charcoal, Portland Cement
x ~ kies' white aud SFrcns Sand. Tar
dlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

The decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States that prohibition by State Is the mere sup
preston Of q nuisance under the police power and
not taking Of property without due process OF law
or one requiring compensation, and not public ap-
preparation OF property at all, is being variously
Overruled, enlarged modified and perverted by the
ultimate tribunal Of the press. Now IL is made TO
ngure as denial TO the Union OF all right 10 pro-
vide for Constitutional prohibition, now as a de-
NAL 10 states OF the right 10 frame constitutions
under which prohioitive legislation can be de-
clared Unconstitutional Probably the decision
means only what 10 says
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WoonwARD & LorHnors Coruxs.

The store VIII be ksSt opsn evenings until 9
O'Clock to aecoanoasss holiday purchasers
Avoid Ne crowds by shopping this week. The
best time to buy IL before IL an and After S
pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

The American Congress may serve as a model 10
the French legislative body after all. The merry
go-rouDd OF collapsing cabinets continues 10 20
round Ferry hiss been shot, rowdy collisions are
frequent, and each French statesman feels In i'm
agination the blood trickling from an awkward
gap In some portion OF his anatomy America re-
grets that the jealousies and selfsh ambitions Of
political leaders should bring her sister republic 10
anxiety and danger. seif-control Is the lesson 10
be learned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13
VOL o P Il d / A 8.

YCLOP EDIAs.
Ask your school teacher doctor. clergyman and the
lawyer which is the best They will tell you
for they all have it, Three thousand actual
IN this city alone. Address Boz I29, Star Office for
best terms ever offered. del3-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

Vow the English and Canadian commissioners
wish 70 talk about the aggrieyed British sealer.
with his little bill Of 10000. This, however. Is
strictly goldfish negotiation. The seal is irrele-
want He Is not even caught as a rsh In the sea.
but Il cinooed or shot on dry land Decidedly
mot the same" Let Us stick to tish With the
Behring Sea seizures as basis the lively Canadian
ststisticians who secured the Halifax award could
absorb the treasury surplus In claims for damages
Who spoke for a fisheries commission. anywayY
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THr WEATHER Tomorrow.

Slightly warmer. fair weather. preceded southeast
portion of Virginia by colder, light 10 fresh winds be
coming northeastefly.
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WANTED-HELP

w ~ soidis" Home innsdisssi,: TkiSS ssES
WANTED-WoMEN COOKS, $40 10 $40: HAN.
~ eermsids Nursss and LAundresses in city rswsy:
g si MI 6sss Ne Gs..
Fad. sP SGreSER
help p' to s. enc sSoss
WANTED-ALL FIRsT.cLAss COOKS, MAIDS,
sis sss s.. md x buffers Il
w n.ii family. as honseseeper referencss required
Call in person lfi7 Park Pace,n from 70 pm 1t.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
,:rsss must ): ssh G ssso@nsnisS SpSis SSo S&
WANTED-THRRE ExPERIINcED SEWING
dress Box 101, star ONCE d13-3t
WANTED-ENERGETIC NAN TO SOLICIT SUB
s.srs e. sasEHY cS asi III
WaETED,Two TIRsrICLAss IpRgE oss
WANTED-A BOY WHO HAS SERVED A YEAR At
THE P GhURtH sE s OFFICE ss4 81 n sppii
w 7th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED.,AN EXPERIENCED LApY,s MAID
W. competent h.irlre.ser must SPEAK English
Il s sns ~ .ns
WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL FOR
bring references Cali at il iish 81 NV dis-3t'
IMPROVEMENTS WITH GOOD REFER
e S 10y Il Eis'. ss
VVANTED-woMEN COOKS. CHAMBERMAIDs,
W nurses, walters. Mattresses, coachnen, buffers
BsiNEss XG%NcF 4oa sn it S St n. w. coz Psna
sylvanis ave-; 9 to daily. IT.
WANTED-PERMANENr REMINa-
fS5s,s ma come Ssl recommended Adars.. REM
i SSMA ia TS COOK AND T st n
WANTED-A YOUNG LADi WITH GOOD ALTO
ea9E il no exchange for lessons in voice culture
WANTED-AT24 ls l4TH ST, A YOUNG HOUSE
w maid white. who can go home nights Differences
WANTFD--CoLoKED MAN. OR STRONG BOY,
W short in height Address Box us. Star Office
w 70 earn zoe to s2 hour at their homes; no
hum6ug: work is simple and easy. Twenty working
I :'Rs Co. Vt
WANTED-wOMAN COOK. ONE THAT UNDER
SsSs With
WAANTED-BY WESTERN CORPORATION A
W Manager; salary $4,000 per year; cash capital
CURED, &1S00. absolutely controlled by HIMSELF
Address l.. Box 40. Philadeiphis Pa. di2-3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OR BOY 10 CUT
meat in store; wages must be reasonable. Address
BUTCHER, Star office. dl2-2t'
yVANTED-TO EMPLOY, A WOMAN TO DO COOK
w ing aud housework In small family. No one need
answer who is not willing to live out of but the
ci,S and wants a permanent home and good WAGES.
Address Box ll6. Star office. dl2-3t
vNASTED-A Goa HMAN CCOIDRED) WHO Is
w perfectly acquainted with city thoroughly
derst ndi horses best OF city references
qui ed. Call between 81 and 10 am. at 1880 Ma
chus,tts ave. dlO.3ts
WANTED-COMPETENT EXPERIENCED MEN,
" this city and elsewhere Oh Appletons ca coI dia
of Biography, now publishing; liberal dealing with
right parties. Apply 437 9Th ST dlO-3ts
WANTED = SALARIED AGENTS IN EVERY
w city Address with quail fcations and references
THE UNION Co, 744 broadway, New York. dl0eo3t
WANTED-DUEDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau. conducted by ladies' Men and women. white
and States with reference. III NJ st.nw s7-l4w'
XyANTED-A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY
w Learners for Prof. CHRiSTNERS new I'm
transitional Tailor System with any inch rule or
tarc-nessure alone, all scientific talors cut
Patterns and materials cut basted, draped made
Nine. s. j. MESsEk, Conservatory W Modes" l.s,a
stn.w. Washington, DC de- Inns
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:: :; F. /: I. IS Is 4. E.,
3 90 EFF EFF ZEE ; ssss :
&c ); + + T. IT, i ii / -
Below we enumerate some Of the special Offers we
submit in various departments Note the prices
well and remember them.
HANDKERCHIEF
ladies' Tape-bordered Unlsundried Initial. 3 for
Ladies' White Hemstitched. Unlsundrisd. loo. were
10 cents.
Ladies' Colored -bordered Embroidered Initial for
Csc, were 25 cents.
APRONS.
Tucked Nurses Aprons. ut To- % and 81 cents.
Fancy Nurses Aprons. at 4S. as. 80 u % and 81 AZ
Fancy Dress Aprons, at %, 81. ~, 80, 90, 81. TO-
sl.25. eL5s. GIGS and s:.3s
ALBUMS
Leatherette Albums, 20 pictures. Csc.
Plush Albums, "a pictures 4Sc.
Plush Albums, rs pictures, 15c
Plush Powered Album 9Sc worth az.
Fine Plush Album, gilt inlaid S2.9S.
Choice of styles Of extra fine Plush Albums, Ele-
giant goods, $39S.
An Elegant RI ush. Double Album, SECS
Elegantly finished Leather Books. at s325. S4.4s
S5.4S.
The Horse shoe" Standing Album. worth $3.50
only s4.9S.
CHILDREN's KNITTED SKIRTS.
How are these for reductions in Children's Skirts;
From SOC to 3Sc.
From Csc to 48c.
From TIC to 59c.
Fiom 9Oc to Csc.
From 81. 10 to sc.
LADIES' SKIRTS
We make the following reduction in ladies' Skirts:
From 81 10 to s5c.
From 0l25 to 81.
From 81 98 to Sl65.
FROM 32.25 to 11.7a
We are open nightly until O'Clock.
Your special attention 10 invited our Jewelry and
Leather Goods Departmental They are filed with Hol.
iday Novelties.
Il e s. III
I'M II \ 4 Fl e. e. III T. I.
dla sle-s1s 9TH ST NV
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUsE OF EIGHT OR NINE ROOMS
w il northwest section all mod. imps. Address +
s., City Z. o. dl3-:It.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. (NO
w child EN-, Furnished tor six months or
more; terms must lie reasonable or for nominal SUN
good of house and furniture best references
gwen Address .. W., star office stating and To-
cation. IT.
WANTkD-To RENT-A SMALL. HOUSE, FROM
w SO S6U per month, between 1ith. 18Th andk.
and sts. II. w., inclusive. Address IL. - O., star
office. dI3-;its
WANTED-FOR A CLIENT, A GOOD s O 8
w brick house, n New Library, Capitol Hill,
TO cost from $4,000 to $4,000. 3. c. HILL, Cor sth
and + sts dl3-3ts
w ANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER. A HOUSE
w in northwest section, down town; to % rooms;
price IS 600 to SIS 900. Apply at at office
OF ID. q. PROCTOR So, 1220 ST. NV. d12-3t
NTANTED-TO PURCHASER ESIDENCE IN OR
w near Washington; will give excellent Farm near
Saratoga Springs IN part payment Address Box ia
Star office. dlO-3ts
w ANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. IMPROVED
w and unimproved Property to sell QuicE sales and
moderate commission. Apply to 5. q. HILL Sth
and u SITS. d0-2w'
M ANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots Tor cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at our
pense lients collected Estates managed, Insurance
erected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 F st. Adjoining sun building.
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for they all hsvet Three thousand actual subscriber.
best terms ever offered dei3-5t
Books FoR The Ho11DAYs
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED.
Oliver Optics Books, 65c.
Roe's Books Soc.
KIngston's Books Of Adventure 4Oc
The Popular Dollar I2 mos 2sc
Dickens. complete. IA vols. $3.50.
Wsveriy Cooper Thackeray. Irving. Carlyle. George
Eliot and other standard Sets ct exceedingly Low
Fine Editions of the Poets and Illustrated Books
Family Isacher,'. and Pocket Bibles. Prayer Books
Christmas Cards and Booklets in great variety at
VIM BALLANTYNE 4 SONS,
dl3 42s 9TH Street
READY FoH CHRISTMAS
We are pleased to announce that we have the most
complete assortment of
TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES,
to be found in the city. the very lowest prices
Selected goods can be laid aside
sI Open in the evening.
CHI. RUPERT.
d13 4o3 4o5 7TH ST. N. w.. above st.
FUns AND Wars
AT REDUCED PRICES
We have twenty Seal Skin Garments in stock,
consisting OF SACQUES. VISITES, JACKETS, AND
cLsTERs which We oncr at lower prices than can
obtain to-day in any house in New York city Gepu-
me Alaska skins, LONDON dyed.
sACQUES FROM slOO UPWARDS
NUNS and Bo.a Fur Trimming. Coschmen's Cspes,
Gloves aud Muffiers Chi!dren's Furs At prime cost
Dunlaps New York Hats
Fine presentation Umbrellas and Canss
wILLETr RUOFT.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs.
sos Pennsylvania avenue. nls-3m
FoR TIE H9L1DArs.
FRENCH BoNNETs AND HATS.
breakfast and Dress Caps. Arc Shades in Ribbon
Flowers for Decoration. Ffns Fans. handkerchief
Chemisettes, sachets and Pincushions Kid Gloyes-
IL and 20 button lengths-at cost.
MRS. n J. HUNT.
dl3 1909 4 st. NV
r. Y FL o p Il DIAs.
Ask your school teac her, doctor clergyman and the
lawyer which is the best They will tell Appleton.
for they all havet Three thousand actual subscribers
~ this city alone Address Box l29, Star ono. for
EoE sALE,wE HAVE ABOUT FIFTY LArRoBE
pSRSs q
nice line OF Gas Fxtur-s and Brackets which can be
~ ~ a. VERY low rates to close out the stock Of ED
WARD CAvERLY co.
kIni1AR j. !: x xIERsaa. A..lsn....
d1o-2w i425N r. ave. NV
XuORNING ROBES
STOCK NOW CONPiETK '"o
The LATEST sTyLEA
Prices Moderate.
on. W =: TEL
NINE j. p. PALxrn
1l07 STREET w..
IMPORTER
vi Ehshsn Bonnets and Round Hsts Novelties In
French Ioaues and CsposesI Confessions In
GOLD. SILVER aud Steal. for Thsster end
Exceptions. OF the latest and mo~t
Approved Styles. FROM leaA-
nW Paris and Lon,
In Hous0. AS.lm
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Geo sRK EEK A TIT
od So / "f hhEEruif ii +
6 E. T. I. II i Is Is:
ss sss At Hr1
ssssAA ~ 4 / tLlLEEE
OF PoRTIEREs, LACE CURTAINS pRAPERIEs,
FURNITURE COVERINGS ETC, ETC,
IN OUR UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENT.
Persons who think of waiting until after Christmas
TO purchase their Poreres Lace Curtains etc. should
postpone il longer, We can safely say that NO
SUCH PRICES HAVE EVER BEEN PLACED ON
DESIRABLE GOODS AS THOSE WHICH We NOW
PUT ON OURS.
CLOSING PRICES ON PORTIERES.
TURCOMANa
Raw Silk Portiere. very pretty.
Raw Silk 80 inch striped Dsdo. $40
Heavy Twisted Turcoman, TnIPLE CHENILLE
4.Zo
~ inch Chenille Dado 81 yards long ......... AIS
36-inch Chenille Dado 81 yards long ........ $50
36-inch Chenille Dsdo. extra heavy top ..... 7.25
SHEILAS
Heavy Sheila full length and width were s13 $50
Extra Heavy Imported Sheilas. were $50 ...I7.25
CHENILLE
ALI Chenille. new designs .. 3 so
All All ChehiIe. very $50
All Chenille, 5o-inch wide, 80 yards long. were
a., $50
All Chenille. extra heavy. were s13 and sl5.. 975
'<nch ~ide All Chenille, beautiful designs 1873
UNHEARD OF DISCOUNTS OFF LACE CURTAINS,
BED SETS. FURNITURE COVERINGS ETC.
IL PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF MARKED PRICES
OF ALL-LACE CURTAINS OVER 81 A PAIR
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF MARKED PRICES
OF ALL LACE BED SETS
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF MARKED PRICES
OF ALL FURNITURE COVERINGS POR-
TIER MATERIALS. ETC.
GREAT REDUCTIONS ON RUGS
CLEARING PRICES ON TABLE COVERS
Cneniiie covers. ........-S115
Ga Chenille Covers 40
- chenille ESQ
81 Chenille Covers $50
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF MARKRD PRICES
OF RAW SILK TABLE COVERS.
LAMBREQUINs
spun Silk LambreQuin material, all colors, was
Sl50 yard Sl.lO
PLUSH LAMBREoUINs. ~ yards long ........ I5O
FELT LAMBREQUINS, ~ yards LONG. .......... SO
Just received a beautiful line of Fancy WORK BAs-
kETs ON EASELS, all new desisns Make Handsome
Christmas Gifts
IN OUR ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT WE
ARE SELLING
AePAAois. oest VuAAiy &C. An o.
Arrasene and Chenille. best quality .... 1Sc doz
Embroidery Tinsel all colors ............. SC ball
Embroidery Silk. &c. doz spools
And All EMBROIDERY MATERIALS CHEAPER
than can be bought anywhere.
N B-wonderful attractions in our Cloak Depart
ment. See our al under the Ladies' Column.
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THIRD FLOOR.
(Take elevator,)

UPHOLSTERY. SOC. Plush Table Covers for 75c.
LARGE Chenille Covers $2.5O instead of e. rs The
- so size for S375. The so Oriental Portieres
for $3.50. The $3.50 Chenille Piano Covers for a. so
The s2.75 Smyrna Art Rugs Qarge size) for e. %
The e1.25 Sofa Pillows for 81 The o.. SO Antique
Lace Bed Sets for $3.50. The Soc fringes for 25c
until December II.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS s5 Damask Table sstts
for $425. Many moro reduced prices until December
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LADIES' INITIAL" HANDKERCHIEF
Ladies' White All-linen Cambria Unlaun-
dered 'Initiar Hemsttchsd Handler chiefs,
handsomely hand-embroidered letters, one-inch
hens, fine quality equal to the 25c. grade when
washed, zoe. each. Il for 81.
Ladies' White Sheer-lnen Unlaundered Uni
tial" Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. beautifully
hand-embroidered letters, half and one-inch
hens. equal 20 33c. quality when washed, only
l9c. EACH q for Sl.50
Ialies' White All-linen Laundered Initial"
Heinstitched Handksrchiefs, hand -einbroder-
ed letters two-inch hens. extra good value, only
25c. each: for Sl.50.
Ladies' White Sheer All-lnen Laundered "Ini-
tial" He.nstitchcd Handkerchiefs. handsomely
embroidered letters, half-inch hem, only s9c.
each; 9 for Sl.50.
Ladies' White All-sheer Linen Laundered
"Initisl" Henstitched Handkerchief, two rows
of hemstitchng, beautifully shaped letters,
inch hem. extra quality, only 37}Sc.; o for
S212h.
Ladies' White Sheer All-iinsn Laundered
TN tial" Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. hand
some French-embrodered letters, inch hem.
superb quality Of linen only soc. EACH 6 for
1918.
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WANTED-LOTS.

XKyANTED-FOR CASH, SEVERAL LOTS DESIR-
w ably located; northwest; with depth not exceed
ing so feet price must be reasonable MILTON 4
LUCKETT, 93j g. NV. dl0-3t'
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HANDKERCHIEES FOR MEN.
COLORED BORDERED.

Mems white. all-liuen, hemmed, colored-
bordered Handkerchiefs, only 1Oc.
Mems white. all-linen. colored- bordered, hem
stitched Hsndkerchiefs, 4 and y inch hens.
only 12hc. each.
Mems white. all-linen, colored- bordsrcd. hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, and y inch hens,
only 17c each; 5 for SOC.
Mems white all-linen, colored- bordered, hem
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